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The Syracuse Orange basketball community has suffered a terrible loss. At only 26-years-old former Syracuse big man Fab Melo has passed away.

Jim Boeheim has been one of the biggest and most influential figures in Central New York for several years. Not only has Boeheim seen success on the court, but his impact on charities and organizations off the court are equally impressive. 'Jimmy B' was recently honored by the American Cancer Society for his work with Coaches v. Cancer and Tim McGraw helped in honoring the legendary coach. Read Mo

The PGA Professional Championship is coming to Atunyote Golf Club at Turning Stone Resort Casino the weekend of June 26th. Just over 300 of the best golfers in the country will be right here in Central New York competing for one big purse of $75,000. Several important people were present at media day for the event on Tuesday, including Syracuse Men's Basketball Coach Jim Boeheim.

Beloved basketball star,  Dwayne "Pearl" Washington passed away and Central New Yorker's are mourning the loss of one of Syracuse's legendary players.

Legendary Syracuse men's head basketball coach Jim Boeheim now has an official Twitter account! Yes, I know it's hard to believe but the Hall of Fame coach has joined the popular social media site. He is using his first tweet to promote his new book "Bleeding Orange."

Syracuse played a rematch game against Duke last night at Cameron Indoor. With a little more than 10 seconds on the game clock, Syracuse was down two points. 'Cuse senior forward C.J. Fair had the ball and drove to the basket. He put up a shot and it went in. That shot would have tied the game and it appeared as if Syracuse was going to have a chance to go ahead with a foul shot attempt from Fair

Words can not describe Syracuse's incredible win. Freshman point guard Tyler Ennis for the Syracuse Orange made a buzzer beater 3-point shot from nearly half-court to go ahead and win at big time rival Pittsburgh. This Syracuse Orange team never ceases to amaze...

The 2014 Syracuse Orange Men's Basketball team is off to it's best start in school history. In their first year in the ACC they are unbeaten with a record of 23-0 overall and 10-0 in ACC conference play. They are ranked number one, and appear as if they are impossible to beat.

Coming off an electrifying win against Duke on Saturday, many thought Syracuse would have a tough time repeating that performance. The main concern was the energy level and to begin the game it seemed that's exactly what Syracuse was lacking.